Katelyn contributed land with a $5,000 basis and a $9,000 FMV to KB Partnership 4 years ago. This year the land is distributed to Bob, another partner in the partnership. At the time of distribution, the land had a $12,000 FMV. How much gain should Katelyn and Bob recognize?

On Jan. 4th of this year, Bert and Ernie contribute cash equally to form the BT Partnership. Bert and Ernie share profits and losses in a ratio of 75% and 25%, respectively. The partnership had ordinary income for the year of $40,000. Bert received a distribution of $5,000 during the current year. What is Bert’s share of taxable income for the year?

AT Pet Spa is a partnership owned equally by Travis and Ashley. The partnership had the following revenues and expenses this year: Revenues                                                                 $500,000 Salary expense (nonpartners)                                250,000 Charitable contributions                                             1,000 Supplies expense                                                       40,000 Insurance expense                                                    50,000 Depreciation (no Sec. 179 amounts)                       10,000 Dividend income                                                          2,000 Long-term capital gain                                             30,000 What is the partnership’s ordinary income?

At the formation of the BD Partnership, Betty contributes land with a basis of $10,000 and an FMV of $30,000 and Dick contributes cash of $30,000. Betty and Dick share profits and losses equally. When the partnership sells the land two years later to an unrelated party for $50,000, Betty must recognize a gain of

Questions 2, refer to the graph in Figure 1. Any object that is warmer than Absolute Zero “glows in the dark” in a range of wavelengths (Blackbody radiation). The graph above shows how the brightness of that glow varies according to wavelength l for objects at four different temperatures (5500 K, 4400 K, 3400 K, and 2500 K).   2. Which of the four temperature graphs shows the greatest intensity at the wavelength of (lambda) ?

Questions 1, refer to the graph in Figure 1. Any object that is warmer than Absolute Zero “glows in the dark” in a range of wavelengths (Blackbody radiation). The graph above shows how the brightness of that glow varies according to wavelength l for objects at four different temperatures (5500 K, 4400 K, 3400 K, and 2500 K).    Q 1.  Estimate the peak wavelength, , for the graph corresponding to 4400 k.

Fig 2 Two things that can increase the brightness of a star are increasing its size, or increasing its temperature. Let’s explore this notion by thinking about what effects will lead to a pot of spaghetti cooking faster. Figure 2 shows a hot plate that has two heating elements. It can be seen that the heating elements are the same size. The heating element on the left is set on “High”, while the heating element on the right is set to “Low”.  Based on this information we can say that the heating element on the left will cook the pot of spaghetti faster. Use this same analysis of size and temperature for the hotplates in Figure 3 to decide which of the two heating elements will cook the pot of spaghetti faster: Left, Right – or you can decide that no determination can be made. Fig. 3 Which of the heating elements in hotplate #3 will cook the spaghetti faster?

Fig. 2 Two things that can increase the brightness of a star are increasing its size, or increasing its temperature. Let’s explore this notion by thinking about what effects will lead to a pot of spaghetti cooking faster. Figure 2 shows a hot plate that has two heating elements. It can be seen that the heating elements are the same size. The heating element on the left is set on “High”, while the heating element on the right is set to “Low”.  Based on this information we can say that the heating element on the left will cook the pot of spaghetti faster. Use this same analysis of size and temperature for the hotplates in Figure 3 to decide which of the two heating elements will cook the pot of spaghetti faster: Left, Right – or you can decide that no determination can be made. Fig 3 Questions 4, refer to the information in Figure 3. Which of the heating elements in hotplate #2 will cook the spaghetti faster?

Which model of psychological disorders suggests that people with a genetic predisposition for depression are more likely to become depressed following the death of a loved one? 

_________ and ___________ are diagnoses that are typically comorbid with eating disorders.